Swindon Hub
Welcome to Swindon Hub, an accessible, friendly space run by the community, for the community.
Come and visit our affordable cafe, relax in our snug, read and share books in our book shop and browse items for sale from local retailers and upcycled furniture by Renew Men's Shed. We also have surplus stock items donated from shops for sale with profits going to Swindon Night Shelter.
We are building a calendar of regular events including a monthly craft market, weekly knitting circle and writers club as well as art workshops and regular music jams on the weekends.
We always need volunteers, so if you want to join us and help shape the future of communities in Swindon.
Facebook Updates
2 days ago
This #worldsuicidepreventionday on September 10th we will host SEND Community Connected X Swindon and Gloucestershire Mind for a “Tree of Hope” activity downstairs in The Hub from 10am – 2pm.
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4 days ago
Congratulations to Bruce Clarke who kindly facilitates our Move, Breathe, Smile.. Qigong in the Hub on Wednesdays.
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1 week ago
Henry had a fantastic time painting his fox design that he created in one of the Artsite Youth Workshops at Swindon Hub a few weeks back.
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1 week ago
Photos from The Emporium of Loveliness Swindon's post
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1 week ago
Photos from Keep Swindon Tidy's post
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Our Vision, Goals & Values
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The challenge
In the face of social inequality, economic decline and environmental crisis, we need to work together to make Swindon a thriving, sustainable town.
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Our vision
To build a strong, cohesive and sustainable community with wellbeing for all at its heart.
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We plan to achieve this by
Facilitating accessible spaces for groups and individuals to create, meet, work, play, discuss, learn and share resources.
Swindon Hub will
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Empower, promote cooperation and build connections within the community to help make Swindon a better place for us all.
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Progress sustainability and the environment by enabling community and environmental groups to come together to support and inspire each other.
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Work to reduce or remove barriers that people may experience when using the space to ensure it is accessible, visible, inclusive and open to all.

